The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, November 21, 1914, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWilBIWmilWIIPiilllillll Illjll Illllilllllllilil Ill I I imill Ill If i Mil V FOUR THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, 'SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1914 EVENING EDITION. COOS BAY TIMES II. C. MALONEY ., DAN B. MALONEY .Editor and Publisher Nows Editor OFFICIAL PAl'EIl OF COOS COUNTY. HOMICH M'KKK'H I'RAYKR. Tench mo that sixty minutes make ono hour, sixteen ounces ono pound, and ono hundred cents ono dollar. Help mo to Hvo so that I can Ho down nt night with a clear conscience, without a gun under my pillow, nnd unhnuntod by tho faces of those to whom I hnvo brought pain. Grant, I beseech Thee, that I may earn my meal ticket on tho square, nnd In doing thereof that I may not stick tho gaff whero It doos not belong. Dcafon mo to tho Jlnglo of tnlntcd monoy nnd tho rustlo of unholy skirts. Dllnd mo to tho faults of tho other fellow,, but reveal to mo mlno own. fjuldo mo so that each' night when I look hcross tho dinner ta ble at my wife, who has been n blessing to me, I will hnvo noth ing to conceal. Keep mo young enough to laugh with my children and to loso mysolf In their play. And when comes tho smell of flowers, and tho tread of soft stops, nnd tho crushing of tho henrso's wheels In tho gravel out In front of my plnco, mako tho ceremony short nnd tho epitaph slmplo: "Hero Llos a Mnn." NEW 3LY.V FOlt I COQUILLE OFFICE J. J. Stanley of Coqitlllo was j here Inst night nnd urged Sena- j j tors Lnno nnd Chnmborlnln to j nppolnt Leo Goodman postmns- ter nt Coqulllo. They made no j j promises except to glvo Ills ap- j plication consideration. J. II. j I Lenovo nnd W. E. Cloghorn nro j tlio other applicants. j No Intimation wns given out j by tho Senators ns to action on j tho Marsliflcld or North Bend of- j j flees. ' Tho People's Trnnsporntlon Com pany, operating boats botweon Port land nnd Tho Dalles, Is building docks nt Lylo, Moslcr and Hood Rlvor. GDRVALLIS HOPES TO GETJIG SCORE Aggies Favorites Over Oregon University at Corvallis Game Today RAILWAY YEAR FROM IAS fConlndfromPagoOno) tDr AMOcltlrt I'reti to Coos Bar Tlran.l CORVALLIS, Nov. 21. -Tho Ore gon Agricultural Collcgo hoped to pllo up a bigger Bcoro ngalnst the Oregon University eleven today than did WnBhlngton nnd thus lay claim about 2700 foot on tho north stdo hnvo completed their share, whllo llnusor & Ilausor nro still at work on this end. Their contract calls for 1000 feet of tunneling. Uccnuso of tho fair summer nnd fall with muoh good weather, grud- tntr ntntitr Hin llttn lina tinnn tilt f 111. to tho Northwestern football chnm-'tIo lntcmiptod u w bQ c0. OREGON TIES AGGIES TODAY (Contlnuod from Pngo Ono ) Untied ns long this winter ns tho S 0 AM 0 plonshlp. Washington nnd tlto Ag gles played a 0 to 0 tlo and neither thor ,u ,, M ,,, luin linoti defeated. Oregon Utilvor- ... , ... ... .. . ,,. , "'" " i'ih i hid iiiniiii innr i mi niii nn sltv ndhorentH nro hopeful dcsplto tho i .,-.. ..... . , . ., ,,. ,, . ... ...... ..i.. i,. loiimuio mil uu lit wuui tin nuiiui. niu jiurujiuuu wr wui iuwiu '. 0,1(18 ngaillBt tllCIH. flax Industry In tho northwest. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS THEY ARE ALWAYS PLEASING QUATERWASS STUDIO 2! QUALITY PHOTOS l-l Fiio.vr sr. They nro being used now mostly on tho lakes nbovo Gnrdlner. Mr. lloey and Mr. Fountnlno re mained hero during most of tho dny on business and expect to lenvo out for Eugcno tomorrow soma time. OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MARSHFIELD, ORE. Of nil tho National holldnys, no no Is more universal, or rnoro Joy ously celebrated that that of Thau ksglvlng, though of Now Englnnd origin, nnd for many years coufl ncd to that Bectlon, It Iiuh slowly but surely extended nil over our great country. Tho Nation as n wholo and our city In particular, has abundant rea son to bo grateful to tho God of Nations for tho undoubted in as perity which It hns boon oura to enjoy during tho past year, nnd so let us oboy tho scriptural ndin onltlon "bo yo thnukful." And though to nomo of us sor rows mny relgu within, yet mny peaco and hopo, nnd confiding (rust surround ovory qltlzuu uf our city. Heaven bless you nil this Thnuksglvlng Day! Now, therefore, Joining with Prosldont Wilson, of the United Stntes, I would request all our citizens to sot nsldu Thursday, November, tho 28th, as n special day for Thanksgiving, and nssomblo yoursolvus together In your respective places or womhlp, giving thanks to our (loil, for tho tunny tilosslugB bosto wed Indlvldunlly, nnd collectively, during (ho past year. Lot. then ull pcoplo prnlso tho Lord, for Ho Is good, for Ills mercy cuduroth forovor. Dated tills 21st dny of November, A. I)., 1011. Very truly yours, F. E. ALLEN, Mny'or.- I THE IMtEIKIE.NAWHlT (Written for Tho Times.) Tho Colonel P. Mlehlo full manned, Thu now library building nt tho Stntu University will bu ready by Thanksgiving. Grants Pass Is ambitious for a fed- Was' sailed to Coos liny to dig sand; oral ullll,,lK- Slio nrrlved on tho Hay A' reception wo gnvo And ,wns votedp by Marshflold lira n'd. Tho dredgennuglU P. Mlehlo full mannod Mado a noble nttompt to dig sand; Dut tho Rnr wuii too rough And tho sand wns too tough Cap. Macgonn snys that Mlehlo bo a d! Tho Chamber of Commorco folt blue, , The Port wondored whnt next to do; . Rut tho monoy's all spent Tho dredgonnught lias "wont"-- ' PIobbo toll us wlmt'8 Coos Hay to do? ROY A. LANDRITH : Take A Walk Tomorrow Out Commercial Ave. as far as 8th Street and see the big steam shovel working on Eighth Terrace. It is a signt wen worm seeing, we arc preparing your new home site for you -and if vou spct a lot now right now Vou may secure the new bura low we propose to erect, fres on one of the next, iwfintv Ints snlri- HJ t ' ? M rJ T M A i ' (?r f 2 "tj- f . - i . C ir NV so' a Grr S 'EIGHTH TERRACE is lo- QlS cated in Perham Park " within five minutes' walk G of the business center, unc ' ui tuu muai auicuiivi; uuiiuuiy sites on Coos Bay. Lots sold on easy terms. Perham Park is the Onlv Restricted Residence nronertv on Coos Bay. Before buy ing elsewhere let us show you the jvopcrty. "SEE REID ABOUT IT." W. A. Reid-150 Front st. Office Open Evenings, 7 to 8. ' FRANCE AT FAIR DESPITE AVAR f IPr AuocUld l'rrti to Coo Dr Tlmo,J HORDEAUX, Frnnce, Nov. 21. Tho French cabinet decided todny that, notwithstanding tho j war, Franco will pnrtlclpato offl j daily In tho Panama Exposition at San Francisco. 4 North Plnlns .has voted to erect a $3000 school. 8-yard lino and Lutz tnndo G yards when tlmo was taken out bocnuso of Dcckett'B Injurie. From ith'o 12-yard lino Lutz failed at n Hold goal and Beckett punted 40 yards from Oregon's 20-yard lino. Yengor mndo soven ynrds In two plunges and Lutz punted DO yards. Tho end of tho first half ended with tho bnll In tho contor of tho flold and tho scoro 0 to 0. Third Qunrtor Tho first fow min utes wero n genornl ace-sawing of tho bnll nnd with six minutes yet to piny Lutz mado a plnco kick from Oregon's lC-ynrd lino for tho first scoro of tho gntno. Lutz wnB con sistent In his punts of 50 ynrds. Thrco forward passes In tho mlddlo of Mils qunrtor, following In suc cession by Lutz, wero unsuccessful and Oregon rccovorcd tho ball. From tho 37-ynrd lino Bryant failed on n flold gonl front a diffi cult nnglo nnd tho third quarter ended .1 to 0 nnd Oregon's ball on their 42-ynrd lino. Fourth Qunrtor Beckett punted 15 yards to Yengor with n 7?yard return and Abraham wont through contor for II yards, tho longest gain of tho gnnto and for 'tho next fow minutes tho ball sco-snwed to ward tho nii.i.11.. ..?- . "-"'O UI Ihi ,i7T- nauo four yards on , ' S n and Huntington furT1 covered tho ban C Mbb from Sharp to w.?,11 OroBon 00 yard, D J J ' bn on O. A. c-s u m Oregon lost four nL?"4 "' Uio fourth down Hunting lad back and Placed th'ff d'W between tho goal Po.t, e' V" scoro to a 3 to 3 i L "'' ndod a fow minute alHm is the second year In nS?- Oregon and tho ABg Jt Oregon has won lift 5 "J Batnes played with 0 A n "' four hnvo boon tied ' iil Tho Times had ti,e , , of tho gamo pIay f r"' cco, from the flold throo Jfitf each play. Such .peed wa hrough thoklndneMofDSi brother of Frank Cohan 0?S old. who sat in the'iJt and sent his dUpatchcs. h ma NINK CHAMPIONS. OIIIOAQO. Nov. ZSST Bamcs o tho middle western f schodulo wore played todir . of them, the WIsconBln-Illlnol, 5 ntMndlsoii, hinged the honor. 6,u "Uig Nino" championship. - I I I TO HAX FKAXOSCO tar Auoctiua rr.i i too, n. tii PHILADELPHIA, Nor. ,. Tho American FcdcraUoa of U bor ro-clected all the pri offlcors nnd voted to hold ft, I noxi wiuonal convention ar Francisco. i nramur' Tlirt flrAuttaiii nnntiAKii ntt.1 mnwn ' tor wll handle cnbbngo nnd potutooH this inontU, Quality Stoves Sterling Ranges -rL Thanksgiving Turkey THE REAL, DELICATE FLAVOR CAN ONLY HE ATTAINED IN A WEAR EVER gJja?UL'ggrKaftEgtf Jlllsll; Quality I Stoves I I w Jr R Has caused many food products to advance a very few to decline among the latter Ghirardellfs Cocoa has declined JOc per lb ' You can now buy this best of food product at the lowest price ever known. D. 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